Craig Wilkinson
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I jumped through a few hoops with Maxon, even reinstalled Mavericks. No joy. Then just made a new user, logged in as that and its working, so far.
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Early 2008 MacPro 2 x 2.8 Quad core with Quadro 4000
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Yes, tried the open GL thing, no joy. And Shift Shift Del doesn’t work for me. Maxon have passed it up the chain.
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Yes. I reinstalled C4D afresh, so no Plug-ins.
I’m now running the exact same configuration, files and plug-ins on my pre-mavericks macbookpro and all is fine.
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I have the same issue just rear it’s ugly head with Mavericks and R15. Attempting to open files from the finder locks up C4D. All I can do is quit. It was fine for a while. Tried a fresh install of Cinema, and a new, blank project, same issue. Maxon suggested trashing prefs, which worked for a while, then problem returned.
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Hi
This is the response I got from Blackmagic when I enquired about doing this (after I had bought the Intensity and Decklink Extreme – and now the reseller won’t take the Intensity back!).
Hope it helps.
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Intensity Pro does not work in G5s, only Intel Macs.
You also cannot use 2 cards in one system. Only one card is supported.
Regards
Kristian Lam
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Blackmagic Design
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Thanks for the advice Webfilms. Working in SD seems a good way to go, just thinking of the HD issues you mentioned. As I’ve got a Cinewave RT system here I think I can work in targa cine 16.
The film is actually 25 years old so converting it to digital format is as much an exercise in archiving and restoration in addition to creating a commercial DVD. I’m thinking the best way to go for restoration work is to have the Telecine outfit do whatever restoration work is necessary then deliver uncompressed 10bit master on disk. Does this sound feasible?
One query on your advice, not having a digibeta deck, would I not be better working with a hard disk based original to offline/online from?
Cheers and thanks again for the input.